Screen Used Judge Janus

scattrap · Jul 9, 2013

Could you take shots of the jacket front with no vest on it. I want to verify some material details. Thanks so much!

aeonpulse · Jul 9, 2013

Wow, congrats on the win, and thanks for posting these photos! :thumbsup

ZedR · Jul 10, 2013

Alright more pics coming soon - I'm super busy with work during the week this time of year, as I own a Refrigeration service company, so be patient.

Tvayumat · Jul 10, 2013

Take your time, man.

We're stoked to be getting them at all!

Ray48 · Jul 10, 2013

ZedR said:
Alright more pics coming soon - I'm super busy with work during the week this time of year, as I own a Refrigeration service company, so be patient.

Ah...keeping things cool in Texas Ya'll.:cool

augofett · Jul 11, 2013

As I asked on the Böker thread, are the knife grips really painted??

ZedR · Jul 12, 2013

augofett said:
As I asked on the Böker thread, are the knife grips really painted??

Yes, they are painted olive drab. They were not cast in green rubber. My knife also does not open-It is a static prop.

augofett · Jul 12, 2013

So, that´s a real Böker, with OD grips (painted) and a fixed blade (may be screwed on by the philips screw?)
Strange that when I disassembled mine, the screw paint chipped off, and on the screen used looks unaltered.

ZedR · Jul 12, 2013

No my knife is a rubber cast stunt knife, non functional. It was cast in all black rubber, and the handle was painted OD green.

augofett · Jul 12, 2013

ZedR said:
No my knife is a rubber cast stunt knife, non functional. It was cast in all black rubber, and the handle was painted OD green.

Let me understand. They cast the knife in black, then they painted the grips OD (the painter took care to leave the screws black), they gave metal accents/distress look to the blade, added a real distressed clip and then they even painted a tiny Böker logo to later obscure it...WOW. That´s attention to detail, specially for a stunt knife...

ZedR · Jul 12, 2013

augofett said:
Let me understand. They cast the knife in black, then they painted the grips OD (the painter took care to leave the screws black), they gave metal accents/distress look to the blade, added a real distressed clip and then they even painted a tiny Böker logo to later obscure it...WOW. That´s attention for detail, specially in a stunt knife...

Precisely correct

They did cast the two sides of the handle and blade separately, though - and then assembled the three pieces in to a finished piece.

Pyronaut44 · Jul 13, 2013

Crazy amount of work, would have been so much faster, cheaper and easier to just buy genuine knives and make them safe. They must have had at least one genuine knife on set as Kay handles one with the blade out when he has Anderson in the torture room. (unless of course they also cast a stunt blade. :wacko )

augofett · Jul 13, 2013

ZedR said:
Precisely correct

They did cast the two sides of the handle and blade separately, though - and then assembled the three pieces in to a finished piece.

They even printed the small "440c" (steel type)!!!...why? Someone took his/her job very seriously...

paulcarson · Jul 13, 2013

When the knife was moulded the inscribed details such as the boker name and blade type etc would have been transferred into the mould. Silicone is great at picking up the tiniest details. I have a rubber boker knife cast from an original boker knife and those details are on my cast.

augofett · Jul 13, 2013

paulcarson said:
When the knife was moulded the inscribed details such as the boker name and blade type etc would have been transferred into the mould. Silicone is great at picking up the tiniest details. I have a rubber boker knife cast from an original boker knife and those details are on my cast.

I knew silicone copied detail very well, but not THAT well.